Mayor María Eugenia Rufino continues to press for a breakdown of Coronavirus-infection figures because until now they have been given on a provincial and comarca level.
Tag Archive for andalusia
A Valid Question?
by David Darby •
Firstly, this is an editorial piece, not the beliefs of the Gazette staff as a whole. Something occurred to me today.
Raped 13-Year Old
by Hugh MacArthur •
A 56-year-old Colombian man, resident of a village in the south of the province, was arrested for the alleged rape of a 13-year-old at the end of last month.
Walking Fido Fine
by Martin Myall •
Things are looking a little grimmer for Dodging with Dogs; i.e., using walking your dog as an excuse to break the quarantine in the city of Granada.
Salobreña Access Controlled
by Vivienne Hughes •
Salobreña Town Hall has closed three of the entrances to town, leaving the last one, the Pontanilla one, controlled by the Policía Local.
Mercadona Needs Workers
by Martin Myall •
As you can imagine, with the initial panic-buying assault and its follow up, Mercadona and other supermarket chains are happy bunnies.
Police Chief Dances
by Vivienne Hughes •
There have been many ways that locals have expressed their support for the medical sector and not just by clapping from balconies every evening…
Bring on The Farmers!
by Vivienne Hughes •
The General Secretary of the farmers’ union, Asaja, Manuel del Pino, has contacted the provincial authorities offering tractors & crop sprayers to carry out street disinfection.
Just to Cheer You Up!
by Martin Myall •
To have a break from the serious news…
Ship Docks with Surgical Alcohol
by Vivienne Hughes •
Motril port continues to function within the protocol established by the recent Royal Decree, meaning that only freight that guarantees needed supplies is arriving.